LVM_FINDITEM from task manager.

I am creating an application which queries windows using pdm to find out specifics for memory usage, processes, etc. and then has flags for when criteria are met. It also monitors what windows are open, etc. and will be deployed in call centers on call agents computers and is meant as an application to help managers see what all their agents are doing and what resources they are using. One of the requirements we have heard is for the user to be unaware of the application, which is easy for the most part but it still shows up in the processes list under task manager. I know this is going to raise up questions of why I want to remove the item from the task manager but it is for a legitimate purpose for which the company whose computers this application is going onto will be aware of what all the application will do and will put it on there willingly. With that said I am trying to use LVM_FINDITEM. Here is my code that I have wrote into a really basic test app to try to do it:

I have been playing with this as not knowing the answer was bugging me :o)

The problem lies in the fact that you are passing a pointer to a string in your LPFINDINFO structure:

>> info.psz = (LPCSTR)"HideTaskManager.exe";

You correctly allocate memory for your LVFINDINFO in the context of the task manager process, but fail to allocate memory for this string also. So when the SendMessage gets called, you are passing a valid LVFINDINFO that contains an invalid location as the psz member. Do this instead:

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